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Stephanie (Books in the Freezer) (thatswhatshereadvlog) | 85 comments Mod
The title of the book is also a place


message 2: by Robyn (new)

Robyn (wordybird) | 3 comments Currently re-reading Pet Sematary…does that count?! 🐈‍⬛


message 3: by V (new)

V | 10 comments I was struggling with this one, but one of the books I brought with me on holiday is a place! Anoka by Shane Hawk. It’s also good for the short story collection 😁 but I’ll pick up something else for that.


message 4: by Jamie (new)

Jamie | 41 comments Possibly Kill Creek


message 5: by Jamie (new)

Jamie | 41 comments Maybe The House in Nazareth Hill - Ramsey Campbell


message 6: by Faith_Bookluvr (last edited Dec 31, 2022 01:04PM) (new)

Faith_Bookluvr | 6 comments I’m thinking The Girl in time Square by Paullina Simons for this one. (it doesn't have to be horror does it?)


message 7: by Bunnycat (new)

Bunnycat | 6 comments I’m going with Ararat which has been sitting in my TBR pile forever.


message 8: by Whitney (new)

Whitney | 118 comments I plan to finally read Pontypool Changes Everything, which has been on my TBR for years.


message 9: by Jamie (new)

Jamie | 41 comments Hm. Maybe Fellstones also by Ramsey Campbell


message 10: by scarytaleending (new)

scarytaleending | 2 comments I went with Winterset Hollow for this one! I absolutely loved it!!!


Bluehairbookwitch  (bluehairbookwitch) | 6 comments I just put MAPLECROFT by Cherie Priest on my TBR. It is the name of the home Lizzie Borden and get sister moved into after the murders. (Also, I live not too far from it)


message 12: by Jim (new)

Jim Holscher | 11 comments Not sure this counts but just finished The Last Resort.


message 13: by Whitney (last edited Feb 04, 2023 03:53PM) (new)

Whitney | 118 comments I read Desperation. Not the best Stephen King novel, but I like the idea of the two books written from the perspectives of King / Bachman, so looking forward to reading its partner.


message 14: by Tiffany (new)

Tiffany (cattbutt) | 7 comments Fantastic Land. Not a real place but… still


message 15: by Darcy (new)

Darcy | 17 comments I recently finished Goblin by Josh Malerman and loved it. It had some 70s Stephen King and some Ray Bradbury vibes at times, which is wonderful in my book.


message 16: by Laura (new)

Laura | 27 comments Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle


message 17: by Jamie (new)

Jamie Zaccaria | 19 comments I read The Beast of Boggy Creek The True Story of the Fouke Monster by Lyle Blackburn which is actually nonfiction and I gave it 4 stars.

Despite some confusion on the timeline, the author did a good job pulling together everything known about this American cryptid, making it a thorough and entertaining account of the Fouke Monster.


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